Telegram-herald., 1887-04-29
THE GLOVE CONTEST
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-a.n7i TIE dssfet Ia. on his opponent.
TIE slsa- .Rfsrest ~ course cenfeFea 10
the sis round contest betFeru jack h4l8e
of Ch-eAro. add fonn ID neen. Of this city.
They stepped 1910 the uug a. 20 10. Burke
8signst ~ pounds ard was as pretty a
Ffese os Hash a. o1c could ask - gaze IpOa.
His Sullivan meek was very pgonogucot.
he Uas 0aret 90 the waist. wore flesh CO..
0rst tights and hr sht green belt. Dineea
e'gnet lej gouads and vs. IN Feriect n
il.Icr He was afsiFei IN black knee pants
unite shirt aud black stockings Pete Car
roii of Chicago. seconded Burke, aud frei
J. Daily sctef ~ q Ike capacity for D'nsen.
Tom o Donasii va selsctSd IS referee and
iamss AlrpaY held the watch. Ine first
three rounGs were almost wholly devoid Of
interest, each playing cautiously
watching foT openings bnt very
careful 60 give none. IN tie fourth round
Burke le,. OF With rigat-handev in hts
opponents face and very cisveFly dOdged =
swinging lefl band clip which fell short
Burke ret-iiatet with q hsrt left-nsndcF
ftsy closed up both administered few rib
-rastefs. and Diuern got IN gcud one With
iiis iei., striking Bufke squereiy in the
,aolsh Ia the ffh round a ieft-haader
caused Diaeen n staggsr back and fall. bat
he quickly recovered himself. led ont.
clggas rigat-hsnaer on his nose which
orcugh. blood. and the round closed with
cautious spzTriag. Ia the wind up, Burke
struck DiGeea swinging lsft-hauded upper
cut IN the npck Dinesn paid back with z
breast bow. both men fought hard
and cliucLed. Txics they were
separated came together quickly Burke
Vas lIse with blows. Dineen forced the
fight IS much as possible and as they CLOSED
ia on each other si5as was called.
Tksfght was swssded 20 Burke on points,
8lrke declining TO fight en- extrs round TO
see II he could knOck DineeB out. lie
stated that he bad cone 10 contest ak
rounds, Tor points, aud had carried oct his
sgreeuient.